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What Speaker Company Uses This Logo?

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I saw a pair of speaks with that logo in a local Salv.Army. I never got to hear them, but was less than impressed by the look of the drivers. Not the way you would be with EPIs-more the way you would be with something of known crappy heritage.
For the life of my I can't remember the name on the back, if any.
 
I picked up a pair for $10.00 at a yard sale. Never saw them before but the weight of the things made me think twice about buying them. They are 12"x23" and have an 8' woofer and 1 1/2" tweeter. Weight is about 25 pounds each. They don't have cheap written all over them either. Check out the picture of the back. I have not played them yet because I can tell that the surrounds on the woofers will turn to goop.
 

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Could be early Monitor Audio which started selling speakers in 1972. If you take the drivers out that should tell alot.
 
Hillman said:
I have not played them yet because I can tell that the surrounds on the woofers will turn to goop.

I could be mistaken, but those surrounds appear to be doped cloth. I so, I doubt there's a thing wrong with them (other than they might need a fresh hit of dope). Fire 'em up!
 
Nothing on the drivers, just numbers. I think you are right about the surrounds on the woofers. Woofer has an alnico magnet and the tweeter has a ferrite magnet. Wired one of them to a 30 watt receiver just for the hell of it. Played it for a while, sounded ok, turned the volume up half way and the tweeter blew. No worries, I will make them better when I get done with this Altec Model 19 project I am working on now. Boxes are walnut veneer over particle board 3/4" thick. They are veneered on the inside of the box also.
 
I have a pair by the same manufacturer. Mine have 12" woofer with a mid and two tweets. They sound very nice. The phenolic ring tweeters are definatly their weak point. I am incredibly pleased with the bass these have. Cabinet construction is heavy duty with nice walnut veneer. I have not been able to come up with anything about them though.
 
They look surprising similar to a pair of RTR's I had. Drivers, terminals, lettering, everything looks RTR.
 
I looked up what I could on Micro Acoustics and saw no mention of these speakers but that dosn't mean anything. There logo was ma I also have a set of Micro Acoustics speakers, FRM-1A's I think.
 
Off topic.

I was surprised to read that audio reviewer Martin Colloms was one of the co-founders of Monitor Audio.
 
macthis said:
I have a pair by the same manufacturer. Mine have 12" woofer with a mid and two tweets. They sound very nice. The phenolic ring tweeters are definatly their weak point. I am incredibly pleased with the bass these have. Cabinet construction is heavy duty with nice walnut veneer. I have not been able to come up with anything about them though.
Yours sound like mine, this thread might help Mystery Speakers
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Thanks Dave, Those are the same brand as yours, American Monitor. To bad the tweeter blew on one of them.
 
DGWOJO,
Those are the same as mine. Mine are not in as good of shape as yours apear. I do not have the grilles either. They play and sound pretty good. My ten year old son has been bugging me to let him put them in his room. I told him as soon as he cleans out enough room for them they are his. They are definatly worth the three minutes it took me to pull over and load them into my truck from the trash. BY the way are you anywhere near Royal Oak?
 
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